Lau laundered money for the mob and also was Chinese.

I don’t think the public/mainstream would have issues there, where he goes after the non-native guy who laundered money for the mob.

Batman is a CEO, right?

He just goes after the ones he can beat without much backlash from the public/system.

Imagine if he takes down a CEO. He’d not be able to play batman. Gordon and batman sympathisers would be affected, so Batman’s human connection in the police would be lost. He can hack stuff, but might not always be enough.

He can do other stuff, but he can only do it gradually and much more tactfully.

dismiss any information merely because it emanates from a source they disfavor is the epitome of liberalism

But there are sources that we’d doubt more, right?

In this case, I think the info is decent, since other sources say similar stuff and it makes sense withp previous info/experience.

Not related to science news, but I’m careful of sources with a right-wing bias in the context of general news. I’ve had experiences where they had exaggerated or twisted news. Not that left-wing sources are totally free of it, but it the scale n frequency in exaggeration seems different. And it often gets criticises by left-wing people too.

So, I am more careful of those rightwing sources. Am I a liberal because of that?

Manga creators.

Manga is sort of like Japanese comic books.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manga

Japanese philosophers mangakas seem to have already popularised thought experiments on it

What about potential rm -rf problems?

Aah. I thought that I missed some actually iffy/cringeworthy scene by watching some cut/censored version of the movie.

In short, ex-twitter?

cringed

Wasn’t it a nice movie? Any major cringe-worthy scenes?

Dracula’s wife Marishka replaced fear with some other emotions.

I think the Ultimate edition is more complete and most people have only watched the theatrical edition and are reviewing it(I do like that version too).